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    Three central Pennsylvania counties named ‘best to retire’

    By Bill Shannon,

    2024-08-27

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    (WTAJ) — Growing older doesn’t always mean packing up and finding a retirement community in Florida. In Pennsylvania, some counties are the best to retire in, according to a new report.

    SmartAsset.com took a look at retiring in the state of Pennsylvania with their retirement calculator.

    The company looked at tax burden — state and local taxes (income and sales) — as well as medical centers, recreation centers and retirement centers per 1,000 people to rank the ten best counties to retire in the Commonwealth.

    PA Rank County National Rank
    1 Montour County 28
    2 Union County 251
    3 Armstrong County 263
    4 Mercer County 268
    5 Westmoreland County 269
    6 Venango County 274
    7 Cambria County 284
    8 Blair County 306
    9 Clearfield County 311
    10 Fayette County 326

    Multiple counties in PA hit the bottom of the national rankings at 1,269 including Elk, Huntingdon, McKean, Fulton, Potter and Tioga. Cameron and Forest counties were left unranked.

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    To see SmartAsset.com’s full report and Pennsylvania county rankings with an interactive map, click here .

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